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In a push to save Philip Hancock's life six weeks before his execution, his defense attorney, lawmakers, and advocates filed an application for clemency and urged Governor Kevin Stitt to commute his sentence.

SPOKANE, Wash.-A new grant will increase the Washington State Patrols Crime Lab Division DNA casework and testing capacity.

The advanced DNA technology promoted by the bill was used to solve a decades-old murder of a Fort Worth teenager.

After reports of a massive user data hack began circulating online, the consumer DNA sequencing company 23AndMe has acknowledged the breach that reportedly targeted Ashkenazi Jewish users. As the Bleeping Computer blog reported (and The Verge later confirmed), an unidentified hacker posted on a data-selling forum that they had access to a million lines of DNA information […]

Mohave County Sheriff's Office said Virgil R. Renner's body was found in 1982. They were able to identify him with the help of genetic testing.

The company, which has launched an investigation into the attack, said Friday it could not yet confirm whether the leaked information is real.

FOX13 asks a lawyer and a cybersecurity expert about how protected your data might be after you sign on the dotted line.

At 9:45 p.m., FOX13 asks a lawyer and a cybersecurity expert about how protected your data might be after you sign on the dotted line.

In a rare interview, Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams spoke to The Star about Gov. Mike Parson’s decision to lift a stay of execution. Williams’ DNA was not on the weapon that killed a woman in 1998.

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